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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15

drop Off themselves when the demand was
Withdrawn May pork did not eel below SIS co
during the morning; sill evening markets were
higher, being largely infuced by corn,
in which there was free covering by
shorts. May corn advanced to $40.
Leading futures closed as follows: Wheat
No 2 January 76c; February 764c; March
TIC; Nav S3c. Corn, No. 2-Deceu ber 4I15c;
January 4S1Sc: February 4S1Sc; Msy $3.50. Mess
pork per barrel. January $l4 10; February
Sl4 So. MaySl5 %. Lard, January 81 so; Feb.
ruary 81 co; March 81 20: May 5! S.. Short
ribs-January ST 90; February 81 20; March
81 ~; May 81 92H Cash quotations were a,
follows: Flour dull and prices nominaliy IN
changed. Wheat-No. ?, red, nc. No. corn
47kc. Mess pork per barrel Sl4 25@l4 30
Lard per 100 pounds 81 371167 Al. Short ribs
sides, loose, 81 4567 60. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, s. s0@5 90 Short clear sides boxed,
81 s007 IS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Cofee-spot fair: Rio
firm at lS1c; options opened higher ana firm,
cioeinei weak; sales 1850 bsgs; December
16 9j6l6 20; January Ii 15@l7 40; February
Is soels 20; March 10 s5si6 d 5e: April April
157oal5 80; July Is 5o@l5 20; August Is 20
ais 50; September "A 906l5 90; OCTOBER 10 $50
Is 80; November Il 1904 s5; December (lSssl
IA T0614 So. Sugars steady; Bahia 4o-l6c0
43sc; refined quiet and steady.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 14.-At the Produce
Exchange quotations were unchanged. Sugar
quiet but eteFdy Molazses dull and droop
ing; open kettle, FAM 40c; choice 39c; r;etly
prime 3363sc; ceBtrifugsls, good primo 19G2Oc;
other articles unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
at large in time to have any effect on the

at large in time to have any effect on the
campaign Of 1882"
s"If the tariff is lowered considerably
and should he passed by April ! to take
effect June 80, the price of our exports
Will go up before the bill takes effect, and
before November the improved condition
Of agriculture, manufactures and COM
merce will be very perceptible."
would you repeal the internal tax on
tobacco2n
"No. I would not if I could pass bill
by myself; but cannot, and I shall have
to get the best can and be content with
what the President has laid down in his
message. The true principle is to tax
Injuries high and the necessaries Of life
low, if taxed at all. People can do with
out tobacco better than they can shirts
and Shoes"
"Republicans say Democrats are in
favor of free trade and mean to do away
with customs"
"That is all silly. We speak of free
trade IS We do of free men, yet free men
have to be taxed to support the govern
ment, and so does trade. When we say
free men we mean men who refuse to
wear unnecessary burdens, and when we
speak of free trade we mean trade stripped
Of unnecessary burdens. We have had
custom houses and tariffs from the begin
ming and will have them to the end"
Mr.. Mills expressed confidence that the
tariff measure would pass the House with.
out much debate and that it would be
presented to the Senate at an early day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15

wac good at former prices and fair cle' rance
made. Ma I've steers cold at Sem So 40G5 |: for
for poor to extra, and IS 5Hd4 90 { Christmas
bulls. snd dry COWS ar 81 1913 90. Sheep-Re-
ceipts $40; market rather duh with downward
tendency toward the Close. ba1 nearly sll sold,
including sheep, at s. s065 % and lambs 4 :
s. 590s SIX and one carload ar3RlO.
CHICAGO. I'LL, Dec. 4-Cat&IfskSscaFpss
1900; shipments go; market lowerg natives,
g sjG5 so: stockers. 81 1913 25: cows. bulls and
mixed. ST. 50G4 90; Texans, q 5G02 %, Hogs
Receipts 22,GoO; shipments -; market dull
and rather easier. ranging from 81 s0S5 30
Sheep-ReceiIts geo: market dull, weak and
lower; western, So 60; Texans, s. 90, lambs,
s. 2005 30.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec 14-Cettle-Rereipts
200; shipments lC00; market good TO choice
weak: others 1oc liver; good to choice
eorn-fed "a 3Od4 81; common - medium S 25
"a 20; 8 oekers-S2 C012 so; feeding steers & s.
as =: cows 81 25G2 20; grass range steers,
II s0G3 60. Hogs Receipts II COO; shipments
1900 II arketwezk and ga 1Gc lower than ester
days clio ing prices, ranging from 81 00G5 %.
Shsep-Receipts 1900; shipmeats 555; market
s3oug: good TO choice So 0od4 90; common to
NE diUm 81 50G2 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
GENERAL MAENET3,
Produce and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 14.-Flour-Niarket is
weak at 81 2t64 40. Wheat opened steady at
broke off with corn, closing = lower; No. red
cash Slc December 79H G795sc, closing at 791sc
bid January soc; May s3.@s4c, closing at sszsc
bid: Gem lower; cash s1@41s1c; Jsn1sry $40
at 4335c. Oats-Market lower; cash at SOC;
May at31Ac bid Cornmeal steady al S, 45a2 so.
Whisky steady at 81 05 Provisions weak.
boxed, shoulders S. 75@6 90; Ion G clears 81 so
al SIX clear ribs 81 6724 al u.s. ehort clears 81 IS
al S71s. Bacon, buxed. shoulders Sc so; long
cIeaIa, S. 671E. Hams STEADY at SIC 25a12 CO.
Afternoon board Wheat firm; December 79dc;
January soc; May s414c. Corn higher Deem.
Der 1890 bid; Janna 454c; May 4Szsc. Oats
dull but firm; May $3.50 bid.
CHICAGO. I'LL Dec. 14.-Before bushes b.
gan IN Chicago to day pred tctions OF lower
prices with further breaks in the grain maIkeIs
wese made. May wheat opened at s2Hc, de.
was good buying from varisus sources at this
price, and May firmsd to s2sso
in less thar than ten minus ihatn . BIyi
WIS who cold whess shor. yesterday AID toos sd
vantage OF early weakness to even up trades
IA corn. May futures opened at 5S3Sc, with
sales In PIT at the same time at CSC. There was
an unexpected 60 d demand for stuff st SIC
and ten minutes later May was up to $3.50,
which was Its closing fi5uies yesterday nay
tiers advanced May to 5314c In
first half hour, but break at 10: 50 landed May
corn at 52hc May pork broke from SIS IS 10
Sl5 O5. An hour after opening May pork sold
ats % and was weak at that. Tne break
continue ard May fell to Sl4 SOFA S21.
The lowest prices of the morning was reached
by both CO. and wheat on the Oreaz directly
after 10 80; after thas time May wheat fell 10
s2ds2He. There was go mach excitement and
go much selling when tn prices got down to
this figure that the crowd fond
itsen short before Ii knew 1t.
4 few attic mDts TO even up made the
crowd nervous and values reacted; before noon
May wheat was back to S3c, and for time 1t
held mode rately steady around S2zSGs3c. May
corn got down 20 52Hc on the break, and 1t re-
acted on covering by shorts The break was
largely brought about by heavy sales bY De.
lroit Plunger packers flooded the corn pit
also just before the break. and held decline
for lis infus nee on provisions. AT II 90
May corn was reasons bly, steady at
tS3{c. but the crowd was still nervous Pro-
Visions we've featureless; any little demand
would firm prices up tribe, bat they would
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
MILLS SPEAKS.
His Opinion of the Benefits and Probability
of Tariff Reduction,

His Opinion of the Benefits and Probability
of Tariff Reduction.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Worlds
Washington correspondent has had an in
terview with Representative Mills Of
Texas, who will probably be chairman of
the committee Of ways and means. He
is quoted as saying; 81 heartily agree
with President Cleveland's tariff ideas as
put forth in his message. While an sd
valorem tariff is the only tsir and wise
measure, still will vote for specific
tariff If by that means l can get bill
passed reducing taxes"
"Do you think the bill will be passed
by Congress reducing the tariff?
"If Congress does its duty, it will pass
some measure to lower duties and reve-
nres.n
"Do you think there will be much
difference Of opinion about the bill ?''
"Well, there are many interests thst
imagine they will be hurt by low duties
ard helped oy nigh ones, and of course
they will be heard from; but I hope we
may be able to harmonic these conflict
ing opinions and pass bill making sub
stantial reductions"
"Will the bill, do you think, pass the
Serste ?n
"I cannot tell about that. 1 am in
cined to think some bill will pass the
Senate. 1t may not be what we may
want ana We may quarrel some over it in
legislative way and then agree on some
thing. Constituted as the two houses
are now, ii is hard to predict what phase
the bill will wear when 1t gets through,
II it should succeed nt ALL"
"Do you think that the tariff will be
The issue in the campaign OF 'SS Z"
''Tkere is no doubt of it, and am glad
that we have the battle pitched on it.
We can win the fight If we do not get
heightened and fly the field"
"Do you think any measure Affecting
Inc tariff that may be passed by this Con-
gress will make Itself felt in the country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
ON WALL STREET.
railroad Bonds We're Ssrong From the
Opening TO the Close-Goyernments
Active and Strongs
rsrt worth and Denver City Bonds Ad
yazcc on the Strength CT It's Exceed
iRgiy Good Report.
COMMERCIAL RESUME

ssecial to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-Railwsy bonds
to-day closed IS follows: Fort Worth
+ snd Denver City st II; Texas and Pacific
incomes at 454; Texas and New Orleans
st 102; Kansas and Texas 6's st u, rs at
1861, SIS at 624; ST. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas rs al 974, 2's at 40; Gulf, Colorado
sud Santa Fe rs at 119.
Exchange firm.
Money, 4@5 per cent.
Governments higher.
Silver 964.
Wheat irregular.
Cotton higher.
Oil 74.
Coffee firm.
Sugar nominal in tone
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE railroad
bonds while dull, felt the Improvement
in the general feeling on the street, and
we're strong from the opening to the
close. Kansas and Texas securities and
Chesapeake and OaIo Issues were very
strong, and International 2d's after open
ing down reacted per cent.
Government bonds were active and
strong.
The stock market was less active to-
dsy, but : complete change in its tone
occurred and prices after q bouyant
opening advanced almost steedilv until
the close. The news of the day was all
Of 6 favorable nature, including the set
tlement Of the Trunk line trouble and
the dividends declared. Western Union
being specially influential. London
came higher this morning, and there
was an urgent demand from
foreigners in the early trading, which was
complete surprise to the bears, and their
operations for the most of the day were
confined to attempts to cover outstanding
contracts, which, even after the cessation
Of outside demand, kept the market firm
and advancing for the remainder of the
day. Manhattan advanced on dividends
being reported and Fort Worth and Den
YER City on the strength of its very favorz
able report. The opening was strong az
advances of ! per cent. and on active
trading further gains were made, though
there was no marked improvements ex-
cept in few speclslties. The volume of
business underwent marked decrease
after the first demand was supplied, but
the appreciation of values, while slow,
ceased only with the close Of business.
The close wss quiet, but firm, generally
st or near he best figures reached. The
entire active list is materially higher
tonight, the principal gains being
Canadian Pacific and Manhattan, p each !;
Richmond and West Point preferred, 81;
Union Pacific, II; Jersey Central, Lake
Shore, Norfolk and Western preferred,
Reading, Richmond and West Point and
Western Union, l. each; Missouri Pacific
and Louisville and Nashville, II each :;
Erie, Kansas and Texas and ST. Paul, l
mint ench
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The Fort worth markets.


BUTTER-2l@22Gc per y i; creamery 2sc.
COTTON-s6S1.
COFFEE-Rio. fair zoe; prime exc; choice
21Ic; Laguyra 1876; Jaws 29kc; Golden Bio
25c; Pea Berry pc.
CHEESE-Ths better grades and Ohio factory
l0Hl0Hc; full cream twins 15c.
OABBAGE-Northern per crate, 81 so.
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine.
apples, standard, 81 Is; peaches, standard, 2
Ds. 81 80; bs So 90; seconds, 2 rs, 81 Is; 5 ns
g Is; strawberries, rs 81 IS; blsckber1e.
Sresn peas 81 loal 80; tomatoes: standard
green corn 81 1901 90; oysters. full weight.
rs $; salmon. : 8 1872 IS; sardines, Ks,
Sc 10 per 100; imported SIP bG@]5 Of; Imported
As, SIS 00021 CO.; Eagle condensed milk IS 25
DRY GOODS-Price list of fail ana winter,
Prints-Albion silver grays, bKc: Albion sal.
Ids, 6Hc; Aliens fancy, 5Ic; Aliens pinks,
57IG; Aliens staples. 5sc; Amesbury fancy,
&c; Eddystone novelties, 6o; Berwick, SXc;
Charter Oak, Axe; Ramapo, 3&c; Merrimack
shirtings, SC; Merrimack fancy, 5Hc; Richmond
SILVER gray &C. Simpson fanoy e; Steele TlSer
5Hc; Slater solid, 5kc; Windsor novelties, SC.
Brown Cotions-Atlantic L. L. 4, bx@5xc;
Adriatic A, 6ac; Argyle -. SIC; Belfast r;
@6c; Clifton Q. Q. @. exc; Derby, fne brown,
&c; Exposition A. 6Kc; Exposition B. 5xc;
Family cotton, exc; Glendale, exc; Granite.
Vile (. E., eye; Marshall A &C; Chapman A.,
Sc; Pioneer x x, s1c; Foxhan A. A. A, 6Kc.
Bleached Cottons-Best Out, Go; Berkshire,
exc; Black Rock, 7hc; Cumberland. 5Sc; Cedar
Mills, Ike: Dsvol Y, shc; Dyerville A, 7<c;
Elleston, Ike; Forest Mills. &c; Fruit Of the
Loom sxc; Gem of the Spindle, 1Hc; Gilt
Edge. 6ci Glad Tidings. 10; Grest Falls. SC
John Hancock, 7Kc; Langnam Cambria, SCI
Lily of the Valley, Sc; Lonsdale. snc; Ne Plus
Ultrs Cambria, 6xc; Snow White, I1zc.
Cotton Checks-Black Warrior, 7kc Caro-
lima. 7Sc; Georgia, &c; OttowaY, exc; River.
side, Ihc; Texas, &c; outheIn, 7xc.
Hickory Stripes-Hamilton, log; Extra Stout
1oc; Rock River, SIC; AInoskeag, 19c; Uncas-
vile, 7xc; Eagle, exc.
Dentms-Haymaker, Sc; Uneasville, lie; Ev-
erett, 14<c; Warren, 14Kc; Greenbriar, 10hc.
Ttckingc--Amoskeag A a, l4o; Arssapha
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LAREDO.
What the Penalty is In Mexico-FouI
Prisoners Escape.

What the Penalty is In Mexico-Foul
Prisoners Escape.
Special 10 the Gazette.
LAREDO, Tx, Dec. IA few nights
ago policeman famed Darco Cos
tilIo was cut by a man whom he wished
to arrest. He died last night from the
effects of his wounds. The law in such
cases in Mexico is that the murderer will
get # with but ten years in the peniten-
tisry, IS he killed sn armed man.
Four prisoners in the Nueva Laredo
jail secured their liberty last night by
breaking through the bars over the win
dow and then overpowering the jsilor.
Two are desperate men, who were con-
fined on charges of murder. The others
were only in for minor crimes. Two of
the prisoners are now. in this city and
viii not soon return to she land OF God
ssUd Liberty, where agsloas officers are on
tie lookout for thems
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GEiycffcu.

GALVESTON, TEX. Dec. l4.-CottoE - Spot
closed firm and l-l6c higher.
Gross receipts. 1903.
Sales, 1871 bales.
Exports, 1854.
Shipments coastwise, Ash.
Rail shipments, 49,.
Stock, l10,74S balse
Low ordinary. 77-l6c: ordinary, Is 16c
good ordinary, s7s 8; low mid ding. J. &c; mid
ding 915 l6c; good middling, 10 l6c; mid
ding fair, 10 5 l6c.
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I.iRa Stock Market.

81. LOUIS, NO.. Dec. H-Cattle-Receips,
$500: shipments 1900; market dull ard lower !;
choice heavy native steers 81 30G4 So fir to
good native steers s. s0S4 %: butchers' steers
medium to choice S. 1o@4 90: stockers and
feeders. far to good, 81 a. 80. rangers,
$500; shipments 100: market siow and lower,
ranging from 81 S. IS. Skeep-Recelpte
1890; shipments 600; fair to fanny s. l5e4 10.
NEW YORK Dec. H.-RegTes-Receipts, IS
cars for slaughterers direst General trading
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Now Orleans

NOW DTFSHN9s
NEW OEryAHR, La. Dec. 14.-Cottcn-Spot
closed stror Lice higher.
Sales Is, 100 bales.
STICK 1852 1891.
Low ordinary II Ice; ordinary 1860; good
ordinary l6c; low middtng 91zc; middling
Is lee. good middling 10 3 &c: mlddling feir
10 9 16c; fair IL 5-16c
Futures onened steady and closed quiet but
steady. f0l0 points higher.
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The Wool Market,

ct. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-Wool-The market vas
quiet and es.y With scme lsrge SALES of
Texas WOO g. Unwsshed bright medium
l6G23Hc; coarse braid 15G2lc; long sandy, 10
@15c: fine light I56 19c; fine he ayy l06l7c; tub
washed choice, S5c; fair 10 inferior, 30G33s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
Dubin's Arte SIAN We'll.

Special to tbs Gazette
DUBLIN, TEX, Dec. 14.-Our artesian
well Is progressing and is now 164 feet
deep with 14S feet OF water, the last ten
feet being solid rock.
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To aayertfaer r..

THE GAZETTE hiss no further promises
to make than its regular circulation for
December, and it will not charge you any
more for advertising in this than any
other month of the year. SIR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
To Advertisers.

THE GAzRTTE has no further promises
10 make than its regular circulation for
December, and it will not charge you any
more for advertising il this thar any
other month OF the year.
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: ls &C call % . ID can: il . N lose
Sales "a 700 bales.
Now YorE,

Now YoEE,
NEW YORK, Dec. Cotton-spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Sales, Sc bales.
Stock 136,40 bales.
Ordinary, 7l3-l6o: good ordinary. 94o; low
middling. 1875; niddling, 10 9-1sc; good mid
ding, 10 13 -16c; patddling fsir. L &c.
Futures closed steady, Soil points higher.
Sol
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TO Advertisers,

| / you want good, straight advertising
for the holidays, at regular rates, use
TEE GAZETTE. It is the only first-class
Advertising medium in the city.
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Holiday yePetab,es:

The freshest inSthe country is now and
will be found st the Fort Worth Grocer
CompanY's. You csnget most any kind
you want there ataIHtimes.
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The Coffee DIarset,

GALVESTON. TEX. Dec. IA - Coffee-Un-
changed; whole ale rrocer5 quote g0od
ordinary zoe; fair 20hc; prime 2lac; choices
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Big. Fat slseH rnxksys

Any size you gsnsyou efaeget.. by Or
ssfering from: fhe Ryrt Wol1h Grocer Co.'S.
They pride Themselves d keepinge.tfe
fnest fowls inetne city. Oder 10 Christ
mas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15

Don't say we are not cheap, If you have
not tried our prices Il
~ WELLS DRhG STORE.
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Liverpool.

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.-Cotton - Spot closed
hardening ! 16c higher.
Ordinary sd; good ordinary 51zd: low mid
ding 5716d: middling upiands sad; mid
ding Orleans 1l-l6d.
Total sales 5000; American 10000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15

Tho Finessdsazors in the
At Andessonss gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures fren
One to Eleven Peiuts Higher.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Strong, Fluctuated Narrow
" and Closed Lower Live Stock
TRANSACTIONS Brisk.
Daily Review.

Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH TEX, Dec. Il, 1887.
Quotations On young frying chickens
are little easier.
Cord wood and stove wood are marked
down trife.
Quotations on camel coal are added to
the fuel list.
Merchants in all lines were busy to-day,
wholesalers reporting an exceptionally
heavy volume of business.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Special kilograms to Bradstreet's this
We ek record at most commercial centers
| a somewhat lighter movement Of staple
merchandise. The exceptions are at Kan
sas City, where all lines except agricul-
tural implements (snd real estate) are
quite active; st Louisville, where general
distribution is brisk and the temper of
traders cheerful, and at ST. Joseph, where
there is considerable animation in COM
mercisl circles, with the volume OF traffic
heavier than last week. Some improve
ment is also noted at Memphis, and at
Chicago orders to repIenish stocks bring
the weeks trade to total in excess of q
year ago.
R.ins at San Francisco and Galveston
have checked trade somewhat, as has
mild weather atDenver, although reduced
freight rates in Colorado December 12J
promise an increased distribution in the
near future. There is less activity Ioted
in general lines at Cincinnati. The Gus
tomary heavy December trade is noted st
New Orleans, and at ST. Paul, Omaha,
Cleveland, Philadelphia asd Boston the
movement OF merchandise is fairly salts
factory. at all of these cities, as at New
York and elsewhere, there is the Gus
tomary. demand for fancy and other holt
SaKeSysds. Mild weather is responsible
f0f Some of the reported check to the gen.
eral demand for staples Brsdstreet's.
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EINAEUIAL,
ENGLISH CONsOLs,

ENGLISH CONsOLs.
LONDON, Dec. l4-Consols cloeed, at 1s1 7-l6d,
for money; silver, l43sd.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Dec. A.-Money on call easy at
405 per cent closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 57s0s per cent Ser
ling exchange steaoy at 81 81 for sixty day bills
and 81 50 for demand.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Stocks and bonds
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5Fho disssssing .san.iseptic ssa healing
tabslitieEs of DEtSage's CstaIfh Remedy
,are uRsqualed:s ss,a<ss wt.-.ss.

The Cheapest or ala. 81
The Weekly GAZETTE only 81 q Y6Ar.
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gBs<sy 49, ~ ~ASaa00, oHs ta sAsO s.sC oussA-fC
e. Paxton had been carried to Hunts
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SssIz1as WIN Usu{
commanding the DID
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organization was effected OF the election
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parilla. The l.rgss r.apsrlIls bottle in
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COTTON ElABKR7 ~.
Receipts at All United Stairs Ports.

GALVESTON. TEX. Dec. 14-Ootton receipts
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